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The property exhibited by some asymmetrical crystalline materials that, when subjected to strain in suitable directions, develop polarization proportional to the strain
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Electric energy produced by mechanical stress on a non-conducting crystal.
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| piezoelectricity |
Electricity or polarity that is a result of pressure, especially in crystals
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(noun) A physical phenomenon exhibited by certain crystals which change their dimensions when subjected to an E-field (has an electrical field impressed across it). Conversely, when subjected to mechanical stress it creates an electrical signal. This type of transducer is the driving element in a piezoelectric impulse system and frequently is the "stimulator" in a continuous ink jet system.
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that property of crystals such as quartz that allows them to create electricity when stressed by a mechanical force.
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